Chapter

 1 I   |         and with head bent, she gazed upon the soldiers.~Behind
 2 I   |         the maiden’s song.~None gazed at her like a young Numidian
 3 II  |       They lay on the grass and gazed with stupefaction upon the
 4 II  |          his large, scared eyes gazed upon the crowd of Barbarians
 5 V   |    cheeks. Her large fixed eyes gazed upon you, and a luminous
 6 V   |     fastened on the veil. Matho gazed at her, dazzled by the splendours
 7 V   |       about to crush him. Matho gazed with wide vacant eyes upon
 8 VII |         it was a fraud. Then he gazed fixedly at the Chief of
 9 X   |  terrace when, both alone, they gazed upon the stars, and Carthage
10 X   |  Salammbo went out quickly, and gazed from the top of the galley
11 X   |         flowing train; then she gazed at her, and proud of her
12 XI  |       the top of the terrace he gazed upon this vague form standing
13 XII | wide-opened in his pallid face, gazed in a continuous and intolerable
14 XII |      with straining eyeballs he gazed at the lofty terrace of
15 XIII|       own blood to give; and he gazed at Hamilcar, who faced him
16 XIII|     Then he raised his eyes and gazed at Tanith, whose slender
17 XIII|         have a better view, and gazed open-mouthed in horror.~
18 XIV |       precipice; the Barbarians gazed at him from below.~Spendius
19 XIV |        more about it!” Brothers gazed on one another with clasped
20 XIV |       and plebs and schalischim gazed at its lofty walls from
21 XIV |       in line face to face. All gazed at each other from a distance,
22 XIV |      ground their teeth as they gazed at the hill, where the Barbarians
23 XV  |      there was more room. Matho gazed round him and his eyes encountered